Bowtech question
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The mods are held in place with 2 screws per cam, all are accessible without pressing the bow.
Spin em' out, change the mods, spin em' in.
One tip......a little loc-tite. You should always use a little on modular cam bows where you could throw a screw.
You could probably change them faster than I could type this reply.
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The mods are held in place with 2 screws per cam, all are accessible without pressing the bow.
Spin em' out, change the mods, spin em' in.
One tip......a little loc-tite. You should always use a little on modular cam bows where you could throw a screw.
You could probably change them faster than I could type this reply.
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One tip......a little loc-tite. You should always use a little on modular cam bows where you could throw a screw.
Fritz